Richmond Notes Show Local Happenings and Visits
A crowded slate of community news from Richmond details visitors and residents travel from Jamaica New York City and Boston as well as local social events. Meetings of the Townsend club and Kennebec Camp No 11 are noted with officers and new members. Families on vacations gatherings at farms and lakes and local business changes round out the list of neighborhood life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Preble
North Front‘ Street
George Leavitt
Mass
Robert Carey
Jamaica
Panama Canal
New York City
W. R. E. Carey
James Garnett
Augusta
Richmond
Townsend Club
Richmond Town Hall
Kennebec Camp No. 11
American Legion Hall
Richard McDonald
Camp No. I
Mp No. 11
Maine
Richard O’donnell
William I. Sterling
Walter G. Smith
William Reap
York
Pemaquid Chapter Hosts Saturday Meeting by the Bay
Col. Dummer Sewall chapter members enjoyed a Saturday trip to Owen's Mouth at Burleigh Hill Boothbay for a regular meeting at Mrs. Mabel Conklin's home. Lois Frye presided as regent. Talks covered Maine bell funding for the carillon and preserving early town records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dummer
Charles Beals
Congregational Church
St. Petersburg
Fla
America
Elizabeth Reed
New York
Boothbay
Knox
Pepperell
Thomas Pearce, Jr
Philadelphia Historical Society
Frank Duncan
Eschscholitzia
Los Angeles
Flora M. Randall
Fred H. Cary
Dearborn Catches Massive Maine Tuna in Casco Bay
Dearborn and Wheeler join a Summer colony fishing contest as the catch tops expectations. The group praises the tuna as a prime example of sport fishing beyond commercial hooks. Dr. Mary Ellen Chase departs on a visit from lectures at the University of Maine before returning to Smith College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Wallaces
Pere
Fill
Maine Development Commission
Maine
Wheeler
New York
Casco Bay
Mary Ellen Chase
Europe
University of Maine
Bluehill
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Summer sale brings crowds to First Baptist church event
The Working League at First Baptist church Georgetown held its annual Summer sale and supper last Tuesday drawing attendees from town and beyond. Mrs. Harold J. Brown led the event with many committees managing Fancywork Aprons Mystery Box Candy Tickets Ice Cream Cake Salads and Kitchen. The dining room was decorated and staffed by Mrs. Joseph Higgins and helpers. Several local residents and visitors are listed as guests or visitors to cottages and summer homes in the area with multiple social and outreach notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Hodgkins
Reener
Farmington Pee Deee
Ocean
Marshall Gray
Alexander Bailey
Bowdoin Center
Seth Watson
Ernest Stewart
Evelyn
Robert Stewart Meret
Daniel Stewart
Skowhegan
James Haynes
American Express Co
John Hitchborn
Augusta
Richmond
Charles Watson
Haines Landing
Melvin Brown
Erenee
E. F. Lovejoy
Maine
Samuel Little
Baltimore
Harry Little
Charles Sylvester
Blunt
McDonald
Braintree
Walter Burns
Lynn
Mass
A. E. McMaster
Helen Witham
Llewellyn McMaster F
Auburn
John Grant
William Wilson
Bar Harbor
Working League
First Baptist Church
Harold J. Brown
Joseph F. Higgins
William Todd
Walter Cummings
L. Earle Hagan
M. Belle Heald
H. M. Trafton
Mystery Box
Emma B. Billings
John R. Blackie
B. H. Woodside
Martha Rich Bowen
Miles Hagan
Roy Newman
Melvin Cunningham
Howard Trafton
Harry Horne
H. J. Brown
Joseph Higgins
Dorothy Oliver
John Blackie
Gilbert Gunnell
Walter Powers
Dorothy Hagan
Kenway
Ruth Hicks
League
Stephen Clarke
Brooklyn
N. Y
Minnie Hicks
Holt
Chicago
Ill
Kennebec Point
Ernest Curtis
Salem
Ruth
Scott
Helen Beynon
New York
J. C. Bearse
Happy Nook
A. G. Stedman
Virginia Stedman
Framingham
Robinhood
Waltham
H. E. Snow
Portland
Carrie Heald
Edgecomb
Bertha Russell
Bath Country Club
Nancy Ruswell
Harry L. Horne
William A. Todd
Murray
Roslindale
Edward Wren
Laura Boyd
Illsington
Gilmore
Elizabeth Gilmore
Iowa
Overlook
Bar Ferbor
Newell Campbell
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bertram Fowler
Thayer
West Georgetown
Ruth Layden
Bath
New Meadows Inn
Edward Batchelor
James Marsh
Melrose
Henry E. Snow
Earland Thibodeau and Son
Lena D. Donnell
Edward Brown
Donnell
Augusta Rowe
Earl
Thibodeau
Lester Pettengill
G. H. Boone
Rochester
N. H
Clarence Lester
Audry Lester
Clyde MacDonald
Arlington
Georgetown Center
Sea Beach
Donald Trafton
Rudolph Trafton
Ambrose McFadden
Hattie Adams
Carrie Hathorne
Woolwich
Five Islands
N. F. Howe
William Mitchell
Otto Schoepfer
Walter Schoepfer
Pawtucket
R. I
Donald
Five Islands News Roundup of Sales and Visits
A Five Islands Improvement Association sale and auctions drew neighbors for flowers white elephants and planned plays at Howard's hall. Rehearsals for The Three Pegs are under Mrs. Fred Johnson with proceeds split between the Grange Library and the Improvement Association. A benefit dance for the Fire Department is planned, with music by Ernie George's orchestra and tickets at Savage's store. Dozens of visitors, seasonal guests, and locals are listed, including families from Roslindale, West Acton, Belmont, Bath, and Boston, plus a swordfish battle afloat at Great Ledge and multiple cottage stays at Seguinland and Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands Improvement Association
Howard's Hall
Fred Johnson
Grange Library
The
Improvement Association
Mitchell
Georgia
Brace
Maine
Penobscot Bay
Boston
Beacon Hill
Abbe
Snedeker
Turmbull
Ellery Queen
Gertrude Smith
Five Islands
Robert Lundquist
Ruth Quinn
Roslindale
Mass
Lundquist
John Lundquist
Niel Stinson
Woolwich
C. A. MacMahan
Leslie Ainlee
Frank MacMahan
MacMahan
Burt Hall
West Acton
Leonard Gould
St. Petersburg
Fla
F. W. McDonald
Lowell
Hall Cottage
Walter F. Anderson
Norma
Belmont Mass
G.W. Blenn
Ellsworth Pinkham
James Stevens
Derby Line
Chester Pinkham
Westbrook
Evelyn Bold
Bath
Vernon Gray
Ethel Dutton
Marilyn
Brookline
Hallowell
Inchigeela
Ellen Cunningham
Auburn
Elizabeth Murphy
Augusta
Madelyn Kelley
Gardiner
Rosemary Cunningham
Bucksport
Florence Quigg
Cunningham Cottage
Louise Bucknam
Elmer Clark
Marion Stevens
South Danville
N. H
Joseph G. Stevens
Roscoe Edwards
Burton
Wellesley
Yeo Cottage
D. L. Howard
Camden
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Madge O’brien
Philip O'Brien
Carol
Harriet
Eilleen Baird
Boothbay
Virginia
George Philips
Medford
Mr. Conway
Beverley
Philips Cottage
Katharine Kilbourne
Bessie Quimby
Idella Upson
Richard Upson
West Hartford
Conn
Rockcrest Cottage
Arthur Marr
Malden
Peggy Gray
Lester Lewis
Temple
Charles
Seguin Lodge
Herman Barter
Nancy
Richard
Betty Carr
Fred Carr
Luther Harley
Arthur Darling
Candy’s Harbor
Hartley Harley
Harry Greenlaw
Stoneham
Eisenhauer Cottage
Dorothy Wilson
Harpswell
North Yarmouth Academy
Nathaniel Hasenfus
Seguinland
Nellie Reid
John Hines
Pejepscot
Hines Cottage
Hines
Robert Woodward
Charles Moore
Charles A. McMahan Dies After Auto Accident
Charles Alden McMahan 74 known as spruce gum king of Maine died Saturday night at his Five Island home from a heart attack following injuries from an automobile accident two years earlier. He lived in Georgetown, ran a spruce gum business with factories at Five Islands and Cambridge, and was active in town affairs and state politics. Surviving: wife Annie Douglas McMahan. sons Basil R. and Frank H. McMahan. daughter Corinne V. Ainley. brother Howard F. McMahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alden McMahan
Maine
New England
Five Island
Charles McMahan
Georgetown
Alden McMahan
Cambridge
Mass
McMahan
Five Islands
McMahan Island
Baptist Church
Arrowsie- Georgetown
Back River
Annie Douglas McMahan
Basil R
Frank H. McMahan
Boston
Corinne V. Ainley
Howard F. McMahan
Somerville
Bangor Historic Markers Moved for City Placement
Four of Bangor historical markers celebrated in the city’s history were handed to City Manager James G. Wallace by the Chamber of Commerce for proper erection. Wallace shows keen interest and full support for the plan while service clubs cooperate actively in advancing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Chamber of Commerce
James G. Wallace
MacMahan Island Stockholders Reject Electricity Plan
At MacMahan Island August meeting of the Sheepscot Island Co. stockholders voted against bringing electricity to the island. Cottagers cited high costs and tax burdens after years of rebuilding, preferring to preserve the island’s woods and trails and avoid new overhead wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMahan Island
Sheepscot Island
MacMahan
Small Will Named Athletic Director at Morse High
Henry D. Hank Small of University of Maine 1924 is elected athletic director and coach of football and baseball at Morse high school for the coming year. He comes from Biddeford where he coached football two seasons and is known as The Maine Ghost after a standout Maine playing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Paris
Small
Henry D
Hank” Small
University of Maine
Morse High School
Clinton D. Wilson
State University
Maine
Bath
Biddeford
Higgins Classical Institute
Charleston
Personal Notices From Bath Area Residents
Local society items report visits and travels of Mrs. W. Hazel Cunningham Mrs. J. L. Dauphin and numerous Bath area families. Guests and campers at Moose Pond Sebago Lake and Small Point Beach are named along with vacations in Georgetown Worcester Quincy Washington D C and Kennebunkport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hazel Cunningham
J. L. Dauphin
Portland
A. S. Prout
Bangor
Daniel T. Dougherty
North Street
Ralph W
Moose Pond
Thomas L. Pierce
Seaconk
Mass
Birch Point
Anna McNeil
Pauline McNeil
Lillian Goodwin
William F. Ham
Pearl Street
Worcester
Boston
Quincy
C. D. Wilson
Castine
Henry G. Shaw
George H. Minott
Sebago Lake
Prout’s Neck
William Merryman
New York
Brunswick
Bath
Mary Hickson
Allston
W. H. Fahey
New Orleans
Frank F. Colburn, Jr
Colburn
Jason A. Merrill
New Hampshire
Vermont
Merrill
Leah
Charles M. Lamb
Kennebunkport
William A. Rogers
Carroll Watson
Watson
Washington Street
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Margaret Little
Maine General Hospital
Donald Little
William Thurlow
Helen Noyes
Groton
Ida Hosmer
Audrey Holman
Edmund Gamache
Winship Preble
Sergi
Weldon Preble
Frank Rice
Marjorie
Ernest Rice
Linwood
Ernest Rickard
Pemaquid
John Dixon
Cy White
Maxwell Marriner
Donald Emmons
Philip Nardini
Lewiston
Wallace Farley
Nobel Maxwell
Maxwell
Lawrence Bond
George Thompson
Ann Spofford
Southport
Emma Stinson
Pownal
E. D. Marsh
Rutland
Amy
Grace Hovey
St. Ambrose Council
Lane Field
Gilbert Edgett
Sherman
Leverett Edgett
Providence
Roderick
Warren Joy
Islands
Fred Elliott
Herbert Hamilton
Robert Chester
Wren
Dresden
Harold Richardson
Harold Libby
Andrew Brothers’ Clothing Co
Elizabeth Watson
Greenville
Miss
Weston Walch
Bowdoin Road
Mr. Walch
John W. Walch
Frank Walch
H. Anderson
Flynn
North Hampton
W. C. Merry
Belfast
C. Prescott
Bowdoin College
Ferdinand Coombs
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Bath D. A. R
Henry Keene
Bay Point
Ruth Keene
Willard Sprague
Massachusetts
Willis Cottage
Robert Snowman
Cape Newagen
Mary Campbell
Campbell
Frank LeClair
Roslindale, Mass
Mrs. Chester Plant
Olive
Elizabeth Ryan
Grammercy Park
Wentworth-by-the-Sea
Portsmouth
George O'Donnell
Burlingame
Akron
Ohio
Ida Hinckley
Pleasant Villa
Wesley Binford
I. P. Quimby
Irwin E. Booker
Connersville
Indiana
Paul A. Thompson
Dorothy
A. W. Angherton
Isabelle Wilde
New Haven
Smith E. Briedlen
W. T. Clift
J. W. Webber
R. W. Pope
A. T. Johnson
G.E. Quinn
Hartford
Edythe A
J. E. Hayden
Elliott Lum
J A. Folsom
Mr. Folsom
Charles Kenney
Norman, Warren and
T. E. Cromwell
Great Ledge
Lawrence Lewis
Malden Island
J. Horace McClure
Mary McClure
Little Sheepscot
Fred Reid
W. F. Delano
Martin Powers
T. W. Blaisdell
Will Fields
Charles MacMahan
Charles A. Mmahan
Bath Savings Institution
Sheepscot Island CO. Stockolders Meeting
Board of Education
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Luston
Center Street